Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-18

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THE FIRST MARINE BAND CoNcERr.-The first
concert of the season by the Marine Band in the
White House grounds will be given this afternoon,
mas
''victor, the Blue Stocking" Bernicat; ballet
music to Excelsior" Marenco; valse, Loves
Thomas; ld idyile, "Pure as snow" Lang; Nb)
caprice, .sThe jolly Coppersmith," Peters; COLO
cation. 'Erminie, Jacobowski.
DEFICIENT MILITARY CADETS DISCHARGED The
following named cadets of the United States Mill
tary Academy, having been reported deficient in
studies and recommended for discharge by the
ACADEMIC board have BEEN BY direction Of the
OF the United States: Third class, Samuel A.
Leake, Henry w. Strickler, george woods; fourth
B. Lsidiey Alexander I B. Mcdowell, Be- William Nich-
OIL Howard r. Perry, George L Smith. The fol-
lowing cadets OF the fourth class, having
have also been discharged: RoberSt H. Hines, TIL
man j. Lamb, Thomas NJ. Newton. Upon the rec
COMMUNICATION con Of the academic board, the follow.
1ng-named cadets Of the fourth class have been
turned back to join the next fourth class: Hollis
c. Clark, John W. Heavey, James L. LATTE.
MAJ. PooRE's SUCCESSOR TAXES CHARaE-Mr.
Michael, OF Nebraska, the new clerk Of the Senate
printing committee arrived in the city last night
and to-day formally entered upon the discharge of
his duties
Mrs. CLEVELAND GOES TO WELLS COLLEGE.-Mrs.
Cleveland left Oswego at noon yesterday, accom-
panied by her hostess, Miss Virginia NJ Kingsford,
and several others to attend commencement exer-
Mrs. Cleveland and Miss Kingsford are graduates.
Mrs. Cleveland spent very quiet week In OSWeg0,
going about but little.
THOSE WHO LEAVE THE CITY during the sum-
mer can have The STAR mailed to them for any
length OF time, and the address changed as often
as desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance.
JNo. D. BUCKLEY, for the past five years watch
man at the money order Office, Post Ofce Depart
ment, has resigned to take clerkship in the Pen
sion Office, under civil-servtce rules.
INTERcEDING FOR DEFICIENT CADETs-There was
an unusual number OF Senators and Representa-
tives calling at the Navy Department to-day. The
object, it was learned, was to intercede in behalf
OF naval cadets VINO were 1ound denc1ent at annual
examinations at Annapolis and recommended to be
dropped.
AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators Cockrell, Harris, Hampton, and Gail, ex-
Senator Mcdonald, Assistant Secretaries of the
Treasury Thompson and Maynard, Commissioner
Sparks, Representative Hatch, District Attorney
VIM. G. Ewing, OF Chicago; Second Controller
York. ~ '' ''' 1'0"
PERsoNAL--August Brentano and A. v. Young
Of New York, j. B. Aiken OF Chicago and j. L.
LoOmis OF Philadelphia are at Willards-Mr.
Eugene Higgins, of the Treasury Department, was
in New York last night.-Logan II. Roots OF Ar
kansas, Q. Harlzett OF Pittsburg and W. S. Thomp-
son OF Philadelphia are at the Riggs--Sub-
Treasurer Canda, John A. Mason and George
Hughes Of New York and s. F.. Anderson OF Pitts
burg are at the Arltngton.--Gen., q. Groner
Girard OF the Army, II. p. Stoepel OF Detroit, E
w. Burdett OF Boston, 3. H. Hart Of New York and
c. j. Hawie and John T. May of San Francisco are
at the Ebbitt.-Among the recent arrivals at the
Hygeta Hotel, Old Point Comfort, from Washing
ton, are Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Moore, Mrs. Mary E.
Thor >sOn, Mrs. s. L. Breese and Mrs McCOl-
ler1ng.